Feeling stressed, stuck, or just out of sync? Reiki is a gentle, hands-on energy healing technique that helps clear blockages and restore your natural flow of energy. Most clients leave feeling lighter, calmer, and more grounded, like they can finally breathe again.

What to Expect:

• You’ll be comfortably lying down, fully clothed, on a massage table or chair.

• I’ll channel Reiki energy to help balance your body, mind, and emotions.

• Sometimes I use crystals or tuning forks to support the healing, depending on what you need.

• You can expect deep relaxation and stress relief.

How to Prepare:

• Wear comfortable clothes.

• Bring an open mind and any questions or intentions you want to focus on.

• No experience necessary, just come as you are.

Each session is a co-created experience. We’ll work together to identify and release energetic blocks, old patterns, and anything else that’s no longer serving you. It’s about peeling back the layers to reveal your true essence.

You might feel emotional, clear, cracked open, or deeply grounded afterward. It’s not always comfortable, but it’s real.

Your investment:

60-minute session: $130

45-minute session: $97
I get it—life can feel tight sometimes. This 45-minute Reiki session offers a powerful energetic reset that’s easier on the budget but still delivers meaningful relief and clarity. It’s perfect for when you need a quick tune-up without a significant time or financial commitment.

A Note About Reiki + Intuition People sometimes assume a Reiki session is the same thing as a psychic reading—it’s not.

Reiki is energy work. It’s about clearing, balancing, and supporting your system on an energetic level. It’s not a reading or a prediction. There’s no script or big “message” from the universe, though, yes, sometimes intuitive insight shows up. If it does, and if you’re open to it, I’ll share it gently and only if it feels supportive to the healing you’re already doing.

However, I want to be clear: the session is about you and your energy, not what I see or intuit. You’re not coming in to be told something; you’re coming in to remember something. That’s a different kind of power.